Black Sherif Faces Court-Ordered Rent Arrears As Alleged Lakeside Estate House Surfaces
- Black Sherif is listed as the second defendant in a rent arrears case ongoing in the Adentan District Court
- A four-bedroom house allegedly linked to the musician surfaced online, with an ultra-modern overall design
- Ownership of the Lakeside Estate house is unconfirmed, raising questions amid Blacko's current rent dispute
The Adentan District Court recently ruled that popular hiplife artist, Black Sherif, was a second defendant in a rent arrears case with payments dating back to August 2024.
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The court reportedly ordered that those involved must continue paying the monthly rent of roughly $1,700 in cedis.
The judgment was handed down in the artist's absence after the defendants reportedly failed to appear at the court.
Black Sherif's alleged 4-bedroom house surfaces
Amid reports that Black Sherif owes significant rent arrears, a new story has caught the public’s attention.
A TikTok post by real estate page RixHomesGh claims to show a four-bedroom self-contained house allegedly built by the musician at Lakeside Estate.
The property in the video had a fence wall surrounding it and beautifully arranged exterior lights, giving it a modern, stylish look.
Footage of the alleged house comes at a time when Black Sherif has been in the spotlight for legal issues over unpaid rent.
Its design suggests careful planning and significant investment, but it is not yet confirmed whether the musician is the official owner.
Watch the TikTok video for a tour of the supposed house of Black Sherif below:
Landlord takes Black Sherif to court
Black Sherif is facing a massive legal setback after his landlord sued him at the Adentan Frafraha District Court, seeking an order for him to pay GH¢229,500.
Ghana Crimes reports that the case was brought before the Adentan Frafraha District Court between the musician, whose real name is Mohamed Ismail Sheriff, and his landlord.
The landlord claims that the musician has failed to pay his rent since August 2024, accruing a large sum, but the judge has adjourned the case to March 29, 2026.
The case marked another legal setback for the Iron Boy hit-maker, following past court battles involving Cruise People and a separate lawsuit filed by his former manager.
Ghanaian journalist NYDJ reports that the residence in question does not belong to Black Sherif but serves as the offices of RBA studios, although the writ lists him as a defendant.
He faces serious legal obligations for unpaid rent, with the luxurious property allegedly linked to him circulating online, sparking curiosity about his lifestyle beyond music.
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Blacko criticised for his look at meeting
YEN.com.gh also reported that Ghanaian musician Black Sherif did not meet his fans' expectations with his look at a formal meeting.
The young entertainer and his management team stormed the University of Ghana campus to attend a meeting with the Vice Chancellor.
Some social media users blasted the Sacrifice hit-maker for choosing the wrong outfit for the meeting on Facebook, calling him too casual.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
